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Computing the Rabinowitz Floer homology of tentacular hyperboloids
No full textWe compute the Rabinowitz Floer homology for a class of non-compact
hyperboloids . Using an embedding
of a compact sphere into the hypersurface ,
we construct a chain map from the Floer complex of to the Floer
complex of . In contrast to the compact case, the Rabinowitz Floer
homology groups of are both non-zero and not equal to its singular
homology. As a consequence, we deduce that the Weinstein Conjecture holds for
any strongly tentacular deformation of such a hyperboloid.Comment: v2: Fixed eleven typos in the titl
Guillaume Bouchet : ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der französischen Novelle.
No full textVita.Thesis (doctoral)--Universität Leipzig, 1910.Bibliography: p. [68]-70.Mode of access: Internet
Homoclinic Solutions of Nonlinear Laplacian Difference Equations Without Ambrosetti-Rabinowitz Condition
No full textThe aim of this paper is to establish the existence of at least two non-zero homoclinic solutions for a nonlinear Laplacian difference equation without using Ambrosetti-Rabinowitz type-conditions. The main tools are mountain pass theorem and Palais-Smale compactness condition involving suitable functionals
Reconstruction of Madagascar and Africa: evidence from the Davie Fracture Zone and Western Somali Basin
No full textNew seismic reflection, gravity, and magnetic data from offshore East Africa allow the Davie Fracture Zone to be traced from ?11°S to its intersection with the Kenyan coast at ?2°S, constraining the relative motion of Madagascar and Africa. Seasat-derived free air gravity anomalies and slope/rise positive magnetic anomalies observed in shipboard data help to locate the continent-ocean boundaries (COB) off the shore of East Africa and Madagascar. Seismic reflection data further document a diapirprovince off Madagascar, presumably conjugate to that observed off Kenya and Somalia. The Dhow and Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) basement ridges are complex features and do not appear to be simple fracture zones owing their existence entirely to the separation of Madagascar and Africa. From these data we determine a predrift fit of Madagascar and Africa involving a 14.2° rotation of Madagascar to Africa about a pole at 10°N, 150°E. The geometry of the reconstruction adheres to seismic and potential field data indicating the oceanic nature and extent of the Comoros Basin and of the Somali Basin between Kenya and the Seychelles, and it does not conflict with onshore or offshore stratigraphy. Timing of the opening of the Western Somali Basin is constrained by Mesozoic marine magnetic anomalies and extrapolation to the interpreted COB and occurred between approximately 165 and 130 Ma. <br/
Wang’s multiplicity result for superlinear –equations without the Ambrosetti–Rabinowitz condition
No full textWe consider a nonlinear elliptic equation driven by the sum of a
--Laplacian and a --Laplacian where
with a --superlinear Carath\'eodory reaction term which
doesn't satisfy the usual Ambrosetti--Rabinowitz condition. Using
variational methods based on critical point theory together with
techniques from Morse theory, we show that the problem has at leat
three nontrivial solutions; among them one is positive and one is
negative
Zur Frage der Tobiaden /
No full textThesis (doctoral)--Universität Bern, 1911.Includes bibliographical references.Mode of access: Internet
Superlinear problems without Ambrosetti and Rabinowitz growth condition
No full textAbstractSuperlinear elliptic boundary value problems without Ambrosetti and Rabinowitz growth condition are considered. Existence of nontrivial solution result is established by combining some arguments used by Struwe and Tarantello and Schechter and Zou (also by Wang and Wei). Firstly, by using the mountain pass theorem due to Ambrosetti and Rabinowitz is constructed a solution for almost every parameter λ by varying the parameter λ. Then, it is considered the continuation of the solutions
Crustal structure in the Western Somali Basin
No full textAs part of integrated marine geophysical studies in the Western Somali Basin, we performed 118 sonobuoy experiments to define better the crustal structure of the margins and basin created by the separation of Madagascar and Africa. After using T2/X2, conventional slope-intercept methods, and slant-stacked t-p techniques to analyse the data, we combined our solutions with all previous velocity information for the area. Velocity functions were derived for the sediment column, and we detected a high-velocity (4.58 ± 0.29 km s–1) sediment layer overlying acoustic basement. We confirmed that the crust is indeed seismically oceanic, and that it may be considered either in terms of a layered model – layers 2B (5.42 ± 0.19 km s–1), 2C (6.23 ± 0.22 km s–1), 3 (7.03 ± 0.25 km s–1), and mantle (7.85 ± 0.32 km s–1) were identified – or a more complex gradient model in which layer 2 is marked by a steeper velocity gradient than underlying layer 3. Integrated igneous crustal thicknesses (1.62 ± 0.22 s, 5.22 ± 0.64 km) are significantly less than what is considered normal. We present a revised seismic transect across the East African margin, as well as total sediment thickness, depth to basement and crustal thickness maps.<br/
Kay Center : groundbreaking (June 9, 1963) : Stanley Rabinowitz, Abraham S. Kay, John B. Roeder, break ground
No full textInscribed on back: Left to right (with shovels) Rabbi Stanley Rabinowitz of Adas Israel Congregation ; Trustee Kay ; Rt. Rev. John B. Roeder, Chancellor of Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Washington. Center shoveler, Abraham S. Kay.Made available in DSpace on 2005-10-05T15:57:38Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 4
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Previous issue date: 2003-04-2
Mixed towns, trapped communities. Historical narratives, spatial dynamics, gender relations and cultural encounters in Palestinian-Israeli towns
No full textContents
Preface and Acknowlegments vii
Introduction: The Transformation of Urban Mix in Palestine/Israel in the Modern Era
1 (34)
Dan Rabinowitz
Daniel Monterescu
Part 1 History, Representation and Collective Memory
Bourgeois Nostalgia and the Abandoned City
35 (16)
Salim Tamari
'The Arabs Just Left': Othering and the Construction of Self amongst Jews in Haifa Before and After 1948
51 (14)
Dan Rabinowitz
``We Were Living in a Different Country'': Palestinian Nostalgia and the Future Past
65 (20)
Jasmin Habib
Cross-National Collective Action in Palestine's Mixed Towns: The 1946 Civil Servants Strike
85 (28)
David De Vries
How is a Mixed Town to be Administered? Haifa's Municipal Council, 1940--1947
113 (22)
Tamir Goren
Part 2 Spatial Dynamics: Ethnic Urban Mix and its Contradictions
Planning, Control and Spatial Protest: The Case of the Jewish-Arab Town of Lydd/Lod
135 (22)
Haim Yacobi
Heteronomy: The Cultural Logic of Urban Space and Sociality in Jaffa
157 (22)
Daniel Monterescu
A Nixed, not Mixed, City: Mapping Obstacles to Democracy in the Nazareth/Natzerat Illit Conurbation
179 (22)
Laurie King-Irani
Exit From the Scene: Reflections on the Public Space of the Palestinians in Israel
201 (14)
Raef Zreik
Part 3 Gendered Perspectives on Mixed Spaces
Contested Contact: Proximity and Social Control In Pre-1948 Jaffa and Tel-Aviv
215 (28)
Deborah S. Bernstein
Mixed Cities as a Place of Choice: The Palestinian Women's Perspective
243 (18)
Hanna Herzog
Part 4 Cultural Encounters and Civil Society
Cooperation and Conflict in the Zone of Civil Society: Arab-Jewish Activism in Jaffa
261 (20)
Amalia Sa'ar
Nationalism, Religion and Urban Politics in Israel: Struggles Over Modernity and Identity in 'Global' Jaffa
281 (22)
Mark LeVine
Mixed as in Pidgin: The Vanishing Arabic of a ``Bilingual'' City
303 (10)
Anton Shammas
Index 313Product of workshop No. 9 at the 7th MRM 200
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